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Old 10-26-2007, 05:03 PM
ALawPoker ALawPoker is offline
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Default Re: Genarlow Wilson -- Georgia is insane

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/10/26...ef=mpstoryview

This story is bizarre. Basically, someone was sentenced to TEN YEARS of prison for having consensual oral sex with a 15-year-old when he was 17.

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Is that even illegal? Apparently so, and Georgia has recently changed this sort of conduct between consenting minors to a misdemeanor rather than a felony. Whew, what a concession, I'm glad it is only mildly illegal for high schoolers to give each other head. It's good that minors often will not be charged for murder, but could face TEN YEARS for sexual relations with someone two years younger than them.

This just blows my mind. It's only one example, and [censored] happens, but if this isn't good evidence that a state monopoly on justice is really, really bad, then I don't know what is. Show me a private arbitrator who decides that the 17-year-old owes the 15-year-old something equal to 10 years of prison and I will show you a private arbitrator that goes out of business fast. <font color="red"> Totally wrong, in many states (or "geographical areas" if you were under AC) </font> It just couldn't happen. It's the type of injustice that would be totally inconceivable if state bureaucracy was not in charge. <font color="red">total nonsense. if deep-pocket daddy of the girl wanted to find "
justice at any price" it would be easier when all justice is bought and sold by definition </font>

I mean, when I heard the story in the background playing on CNN, I first thought he was an adult who had consensual relations with a 15-year-old, and I was like "hmm, ya, 10 years is ridiculous, it's good that they overturned that." I assumed it was some sort of reasonable debate, and still thought it was newsworthy. But then the fact that HE WAS SEVENTEEN and it was a two year difference just makes this impressively ridiculous. This could easily be a high school junior getting head from a sophomore, if that puts it in the correct perspective. TEN YEARS IN PRISON!

Obviously the fact that he's black is why this happened. <font color="red"> ORLY? support what it is that makes this "obvious" </font> But the point is this happened to a human being in the United States of America in 2005. Isn't that [censored] scary?

Government does not work. I used to think it was at least good for the sake of a clear authority, but I came to my senses on that, and examples like this are just empirical icing on the cake.

[/ QUOTE ] <font color="red"> it works far better than anything proposed on this site would, thats for sure </font>

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I don't read my own posts with red text added in random spots. Sorry, guy. If you want a reply, or anyone to read your arguments, please respond like everyone else on this forum does.
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Old 10-26-2007, 05:58 PM
Copernicus Copernicus is offline
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Default Re: Genarlow Wilson -- Georgia is insane

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http://www.cnn.com/2007/US/law/10/26...ef=mpstoryview

This story is bizarre. Basically, someone was sentenced to TEN YEARS of prison for having consensual oral sex with a 15-year-old when he was 17.

???

Is that even illegal? Apparently so, and Georgia has recently changed this sort of conduct between consenting minors to a misdemeanor rather than a felony. Whew, what a concession, I'm glad it is only mildly illegal for high schoolers to give each other head. It's good that minors often will not be charged for murder, but could face TEN YEARS for sexual relations with someone two years younger than them.

This just blows my mind. It's only one example, and [censored] happens, but if this isn't good evidence that a state monopoly on justice is really, really bad, then I don't know what is. Show me a private arbitrator who decides that the 17-year-old owes the 15-year-old something equal to 10 years of prison and I will show you a private arbitrator that goes out of business fast. <font color="red"> Totally wrong, in many states (or "geographical areas" if you were under AC) </font> It just couldn't happen. It's the type of injustice that would be totally inconceivable if state bureaucracy was not in charge. <font color="red">total nonsense. if deep-pocket daddy of the girl wanted to find "
justice at any price" it would be easier when all justice is bought and sold by definition </font>

I mean, when I heard the story in the background playing on CNN, I first thought he was an adult who had consensual relations with a 15-year-old, and I was like "hmm, ya, 10 years is ridiculous, it's good that they overturned that." I assumed it was some sort of reasonable debate, and still thought it was newsworthy. But then the fact that HE WAS SEVENTEEN and it was a two year difference just makes this impressively ridiculous. This could easily be a high school junior getting head from a sophomore, if that puts it in the correct perspective. TEN YEARS IN PRISON!

Obviously the fact that he's black is why this happened. <font color="red"> ORLY? support what it is that makes this "obvious" </font> But the point is this happened to a human being in the United States of America in 2005. Isn't that [censored] scary?

Government does not work. I used to think it was at least good for the sake of a clear authority, but I came to my senses on that, and examples like this are just empirical icing on the cake.

[/ QUOTE ] <font color="red"> it works far better than anything proposed on this site would, thats for sure </font>

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I don't read my own posts with red text added in random spots. Sorry, guy. If you want a reply, or anyone to read your arguments, please respond like everyone else on this forum does.

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then dont read them, IDGAF what you do. Its easier to follow than layers of quotes, dont like it, your loss.
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Old 10-26-2007, 06:59 PM
ALawPoker ALawPoker is offline
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Default Re: Genarlow Wilson -- Georgia is insane

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then dont read them,

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I didn't.

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IDGAF what you do.

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Then don't reply to me. I was just giving you the heads up. Since you bothered to respond to me, I assumed you were interested in my thoughts. I figured it would be nice to let you know why I wasn't answering and give you the option to post it again if you wanted one.

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Its easier to follow than layers of quotes,

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That's your opinion and one that the internet norm does not share. So you will have to deal with what other people find easier, or face the consequences of even fewer people reading your posts.

I think you just aren't very sharp and for some reason have a hard time with the [ quote ] html, so you lazily do it your way even though you know it just makes it harder to read. But that's just my perception that you probably DGAF about.

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dont like it, your loss.

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Zoh no! And earlier today my dog ate a ply of toilet paper that I really, REALLY cared about. That's two losses in one day.
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Old 10-28-2007, 02:39 PM
NeBlis NeBlis is offline
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Default Re: Genarlow Wilson -- Georgia is insane

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then dont read them, IDGAF what you do. Its easier to follow than layers of quotes, dont like it, your loss.


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your <font color="red"> the only one </font> who thinks this LEARN TO POST OR STFU !!
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